Can't import JSON data - Incorrect AES key length (86 bytes)

Hi! Trying to use the Import feature to create new shared folders in Keeper Cloud, but it keeps returning the following error: Incorrect AES key length (86 bytes)

I initially thought it was my code, so I did a JSON dump of an existing folder/record set, deleted those records, and then tried to import the dumped JSON as-is, and I got the same error.

Steps followed:

keeper shell
[login using non-SSO Keeper Administrator]
export --format json keeper_export.json
import --format json keeper_export.json
Incorrect AES key length (86 bytes)

This happens whether I do the import command as a one line (i.e: keeper --user someuser --password somepassword import --format json somefilepath.json) or whether I log into keeper shell and trigger the import from there.

This is the Python code I’m using for reference:

#!/usr/bin/python3
import os
import subprocess
import json
folders = ['SomeFolderName', 'SomeOtherName', 'Potato', 'Potahto']
filepath = "keeper_new_folder.json"
for folder in folders:
    try:
        os.remove(filepath)
    except:
        print("File not exist, cannot delete")
    data = {}
    data['shared_folders'] = []
    data['shared_folders'].append({
        'path': folder,
        'manage_users': 'true',
        'manage_records': 'true',
        'can_edit': 'true',
        'can_share': 'true',
        'permissions': [
            {
                'name': 'SG.SLTECH.DEVOPS',
                'uid': 'Ce6tm32Po81z3Y2zK5Wd3A',
                'manage_users': 'true',
                'manage_records': 'true'
            }
        ]
    }) 
    with open (filepath, 'w') as outfile:
        json.dump(data, outfile)
    subprocess.call(["keeper", "--user", "some-non-SSO-user", "--password", "somepassword", "import", "--format", "json", filepath])

Environment information:

• Python v3.6.8 (Ubuntu) & 3.7.3 (Windows)
• OS: Ubuntu 18.04.x LTS running on Windows 10 WSL v1 & Powershell 5.1.17134 running on Windows 10 18.03
• Keeper commander v4.12

Thanks!

[craiglurey]

This is fixed. Will push to PIP now as well.

[sk-keeper]

Yes, sure. Just do not add permissions node.